Top 5 Casual Games in Nigeria - Q1 2024 Performance

The first quarter of 2024 has seen significant trends in the top casual games in Nigeria. Here is a detailed look at the performance of the leading titles based on data from Sensor Tower.

Candy Crush Saga experienced a dynamic quarter. Weekly revenue peaked at around $8K in mid-January, with a notable dip to $4.9K in early February before recovering to $7.2K by the end of March. Downloads started strong at 35K in the first week of January but gradually declined to 23K by the last week of March. Active users hovered around the 450K mark, peaking at nearly 500K in late January.

Coin Master saw fluctuating revenue, beginning at $4.5K in early January, peaking at $4.8K mid-month, and then dropping to $2.2K by the end of February. The game’s downloads surged to nearly 5K in late March, while active users reached a high of 43K in late January, maintaining around 30K to 39K for the rest of the quarter.

MONOPOLY GO! showed robust growth. Revenue increased from $2.7K in early January to $2.8K by late February, staying above $2.3K through March. Downloads saw a significant rise, starting at 3.3K in January and peaking at over 10K by mid-March. Active users climbed steadily from 31K in early January to over 40K by the end of the quarter.

Royal Match maintained consistent performance. Weekly revenue ranged between $1.6K and $2.7K, with a peak at the end of March. Downloads surged to over 54K in early February before stabilizing around 23K to 41K through March. Active users grew from 112K in early January to 160K by mid-February, remaining stable thereafter.

8 Ball Pool™ had a mixed quarter. Revenue peaked at $2.8K in early January but fell to around $300 by the end of March. Downloads fluctuated between 13K and 20K, with a peak in mid-January. Active users remained strong, ranging from 384K to 425K throughout the quarter.

These insights are based on Sensor Tower data. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.